41K views · 1.6K reactions | Here’s a very rare chance to own a one-off custom, the 1934 Roeder Sports Roadster. You can find out more about this special car on Bring A Trailer with one day to go. #f40motorsports #bringatrailer | Wayne Carini | Facebook

On April 24, 1934, President Franklin D. Roosevelt threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Washington Senators’ Opening Day game, starting a presidential tradition. The game took place at Griffith Stadium against the Boston Red Sox. FDR, a big baseball fan, used the sport to unify the country, even encouraging games during WWII to boost morale. His first pitch was cheered by 40,000 fans, marking a historic moment in American sports. | History In Pictures

This 1934 Chevrolet coupe features a unique blend of classic and modern components. It boasts a Fibre Chev body mounted on a Southern Cross chassis, combining vintage aesthetics with enhanced structural integrity. This hot rod packs a punch with its supercharged Dart big block Chevrolet engine, significantly boosting its performance. The engine is further enhanced with AFR aluminum heads for improved cooling and efficiency. Inside the powerplant, you'll find an Eagle crankshaft and Scat connecti